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Day 1
Sunday, March 26, 2006
The streets we covered (a pretty modest beginning, admittedly) are marked in red, way down there at the bottom.
Where we started: The corner of William & Wall Sts.
Where we ended: Jeremy's Ale House, 228 Front Street, near Peck Slip
Streets covered (in approximate order and with much backtracking):
William Street
South William Street
Broad Street
South Street
Whitehall Street
State Street
Water Street
Pearl Street
Bridge Street
Stone Street
Beaver Street
Marketfield Street
Coenties Slip / Coenties Alley
Mill Lane
Hanover Street
Gouverneur Lane
Old Slip
Wall Street
Front Street
Maiden Lane
Fletcher Street
Beekman Street
42. Grand Prix Osterhas am Ostersamstag, 8. April 2023 in der Industrie, Affoltern am Albis.
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Map tree frog (Hysiboas geographicus) photographed while in Guyana on expedition with Global Wildlife Conservation/World Wildlife Fund-Guianas.
While checking out Google Flu Trends (which is otherwise neat: www.google.org/flutrends/ ) I couldn't help but notice how retarded "poorly-rendered" Michigan looks.
Come on, Google! I know you have satellite pictures of this to prove to yourself it doesn't look as blob-like! :)
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I spent a week at a conference hosted at Seabeck Conference Center. I explored the trails above the developed property a bit and was confused. I was able to get this map from the office, but it would have been easier for me if it was available online. Note that the trails are definitely not to scale. If I had brought my GPS unit with me I would have mapped them out myself. The nice thing is that the trees on the Seabeck property have been growing since the initial logging in the late 1800s and have grown into a mature second growth forest. The neighboring properties are obvious by the lack of these bigger trees.